Following a strong showing last year in which team finished 19-9, the Lady Trojans opened the 2025 season finishing 1-3 in back-to-back double headers.
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This year, after stepping away from the Little League in 2018 due to health complications, Banuelos could no longer stand to be away from the league he loves and will return to serve.
Top scoring duos in two divisions split a $920 cash prize.
Throughout the season, teammates learn java programming for autonomous features, robot construction engineering skills, and 3D modeling of the robots and practice fields.
Pahrump Valley Little League fans are in for a treat this season as a newly constructed baseball field is slated to be ready by opening day.
In the valley, there aren’t that many martial arts places to train but now there is one more place to consider.
BEATTY — The mountain bike trails developed by David Spicer may well not be the only thing to bring off-road tourists to Beatty if Karl Olson’s dream can come true.
Russ Wilson didn’t have a need for speed, nor was he the fastest driver in the pack, but regardless he raced on.
Racing is in Anthony Martin’s blood, for it’s been something he and his family have been doing for some time.
Hurdler Meghan McDermott graduated last year not knowing whether or not she had run her last track meet.
Special Olympics Pahrump has a new area director, Bobbi-lee Ward.
These are the top five sports photos as selected by the Pahrump Valley Times staff.
TONOPAH — Gentlemen, start your engines, the annual Jim Marsh Classic will be at the Tonopah Speedway.
Pop Warner Football is synonymous with youth football. When people talk youth football they usually mean Pop Warner, but that is changing.
Yes, Lauren Ashford, Lauren Koenig, and Andi Bishop have all graduated. They were three key seniors that will be greatly missed from the Trojans volleyball team this year. But, Trojans coach Jill Harris is still excited about this season.
Following a strong showing last year in which team finished 19-9, the Lady Trojans opened the 2025 season finishing 1-3 in back-to-back double headers.
This year, after stepping away from the Little League in 2018 due to health complications, Banuelos could no longer stand to be away from the league he loves and will return to serve.
Top scoring duos in two divisions split a $920 cash prize.
Throughout the season, teammates learn java programming for autonomous features, robot construction engineering skills, and 3D modeling of the robots and practice fields.
